Zachary Tyler Phones & Addresses
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Longmont, CO
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1300 30Th St, Boulder, CO 80303
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Sonoma, CA
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Mendocino, CA
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104 Foote Ave, Lafayette, CO 80026
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Broomfield, CO
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Brooklyn, NY
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Dillon, CO
Work
Company:
FLOW
Education
School / High School:
Georgetown University Law Center
Ranks
Licence:
New York - Currently registered
Date:
2008
Business Records
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Principal
Classic Electrics LLC
Electrical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
104 N Foote Ave, Lafayette, CO 80026
Publications
Us Patents
Resistance System For An Exercise Device
View pageUS Patent:
20080070758, Mar 20, 2008
Filed:
May 4, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/744582
Inventors:
Andrew Lull - Boulder CO, US
Timothy Tetreault - Boulder CO, US
Keith Weier - Poway CA, US
Callan McMahon - Cincinnati OH, US
Timothy Skarzynski - Niwot CO, US
Zachary Tyler - Lafayette CO, US
Christopher Williams - Pleasanton CA, US
Timothy Tetreault - Boulder CO, US
Keith Weier - Poway CA, US
Callan McMahon - Cincinnati OH, US
Timothy Skarzynski - Niwot CO, US
Zachary Tyler - Lafayette CO, US
Christopher Williams - Pleasanton CA, US
Assignee:
Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA
International Classification:
A63B 22/02
US Classification:
482054000
Abstract:
A resistance system for an exercise device may include: a drive shaft configured to be operably connected to a movable part of an exercise device such that movement of the movable part causes the drive shaft to rotate; and a resistance source operably connected with the drive shaft and configured to resist rotation of the drive shaft. An exercise device may include: a drive shaft rotatably supported by a frame; a resistance source operably connected with the drive shaft and configured to resist rotation of the drive shaft; and first and second treadle assemblies pivotally connected with the frame and including respective moving surfaces. In such an exercise device, the first treadle assembly and the second treadle assembly may be operably connected with the drive shaft such that pivotal movement of the first treadle assembly and pivotal movement of the second treadle assembly cause the drive shaft to rotate.